Kolkata Fatafat May 17 results are HERE! Check your numbers NOW
The Statesman | 18 May 2025
The curiosity is running high as the Kolkata Fatafat results continue to perplex the people of the city. As players try their luck with their strategy and intuition, the results of May 17 have started to come in.
The numbers are coming in as players eagerly wait in anticipation of knowing their fates. With celebration and disappointment making way alike, here is a round-up of the results of Kolkata Fatafat May 17 as of now:
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1st Round: 890-7
2nd Round: 248-4
3rd Round: 148-3
4th Round: 168-5
5th Round: 349-6
6th Round:
7th Round:
8th Round:
Kolkata Fatafat is a lottery game in which players have their picks from a set of numbers. These usually range from 00 to 99. The winning numbers are drawn randomly, and players win prizes based on their numbers. The prize money is a fixed amount with the game’s format having several draws/ ‘bazis’ throughout the day. These draws often take place in the morning, afternoon, and evening.
Meanwhile, for the people of Kolkata, the lottery is more than just a game. It is part of their cultural and family tradition in various households. Due to its quick nature, delivering instant results, the game is a popular activity for the locals of the city. Additionally, it is said that the game is based on the popular Matka that was introduced in the Indian subcontinent in the 1960s. Every player uses their own tactic for the game- be it numerology, calculation, intuition, or just luck. Several players also track past trends to select their numbers.
It is necessary to treat the game purely as a source of entertainment and not income. Lottery and bets can be highly addictive; hence, players are advised to move with caution and discretion. Additionally, it is imperative to rely on authentic sources for details and results.
To keep track of the day’s wins, players can check official websites that update results in a transparent and fair manner. These include websites like: kolkataff (dot) tv and kolkataff (dot) in.